The end of the school year always brought a mix of excitement and chaos to my classroom. My students were ready for summer, and honestly, so was I. But. . . I still wanted to make those last weeks meaningful. That’s why I leaned into engaging end of the year activities that kept my students ... READ the POST
Improve Spelling Skills With Word Building Activities
I still remember getting a word wrong on a third-grade spelling test and then having to write it three times each for homework. The endless repetition made me dread anything related to spelling. It just wasn’t fun! This memory made me realize that making spelling practice more engaging for upper ... READ the POST
12 Must Read Women’s History Month Books for Kids
As we approach Women's History Month, it's the perfect time to celebrate and honor the remarkable contributions of women throughout history. One engaging way to do this is by introducing our students to inspiring stories through carefully selected Women's History Month books. These narratives enrich ... READ the POST
Exploring Seeds in the Classroom
We had an amazingly fun week learning about seeds recently in my classroom. The kids just loved exploring seeds all week long. Whether you're looking to explore the plant life cycle, talking about nutrition, or gardening - there are so many reasons to explore seeds with your students! If you're ... READ the POST
Breaking Down the Writing Process for Kids
When it comes to teaching writing, many of our students can feel overwhelmed by a blank piece of paper. That’s where breaking down the writing process for kids can make all the difference! Instead of watching them struggle, we can teach them the steps they must take, one at a time. This helps to ... READ the POST
How Brain Breaks Benefit Our Students and Their Learning
Take a moment to think about what we ask of our students each day. As teachers, we strive to make every second count, filling the time with valuable learning opportunities. Now, consider this from the perspective of a non-teacher adult. When adults go to work, they aren't expected to focus 100% of ... READ the POST
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